The fairest rabbit of them all: a rabbit in a fashion contest in Yokohama City, Japan on November 15, 2009. Yoshikazu Tsuno, AFP / Getty Images Fly my little rabbit, fly! Rubyran / flickr Traditional Korean rabbits dressed in traditional Hanbok at a photo call in Yongin, south of Seoul, on Dec. 16, 2010. Truth Leem, Reuters / Landov Humans aren’t the only ones who dress up for Halloween. Trick-or-treat! Keithius / flickr Year of the Rabbit! According to the Chinese zodiac, 2011 is the Year of the Rabbit. These rabbits wear traditional Chinese costumes during a wedding ceremony in Hong Kong. Tyrone Siu, Reuters / Landov These giant, three-foot-long rabbits don’t look thrilled about the Champagne. Hopefully that’s a carrot cake behind them, at least. Empics / Landov This is where painted eggs come from. tiny banquet committee / flickr Happy New Year! A rabbit dressed in a kimono for a celebration of the Year of the Rabbit in Yokohama, Japan. Kim Kyung-Hoon, Reuters / Landov A devil costume, or earmuffs? Keithius / flickr If they’re already the mascot for Easter, why not Christmas? A rabbit dressed up for Christmas for the Year of the Rabbit in a shop in Yokohama, Japan. Kim Kyung-Hoon, Reuters / Landov